“Tata-owned Air India Grapples with Clogged Toilets as Passenger Behavior Differs, Prompts Calls for Solutions”

Air India, currently owned by Tata Group, is grappling with persistent challenges related to clogged toilets on its flights due to passengers flushing inappropriate items. The airline’s engineers have identified that the aging aircraft ducts are becoming more prone to blockages, resulting in frequent disruptions to flight schedules. This issue stands out as compared to foreign airlines, where such incidents are infrequent, underscoring varying passenger behavior on Indian carriers. To address this concern, the airline’s crew members have proposed initiatives such as passenger education on appropriate waste disposal practices and enhancing onboard waste management systems. These measures aim to mitigate the recurring problem and ensure smoother operations for Air India.

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